Sentence examples for most unsuccessful from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Raiders descended into one of their most unsuccessful periods.

"The insect and the bird realise one of the oldest and most unsuccessful aspirations of the ambition of man," he wrote enviously of their freedom.

Until winning an Oscar for a song from Monsters , Incin 2002, he held the record for the most unsuccessful nominations.

His lone attempt as a playwright, Buchanan Dying (1974), came out of his forlorn attempt to resurrect one of the most unsuccessful of 19th-century politicians.

"The leading English coach of his generation" as the ECB managing director Paul Downton called him, was also, to be blunt, the most unsuccessful coach of the three England have had in the modern era.

Endorsing the embargo (which is, after forty-five yearsurelyely the single most unsuccessful major piece of American foreign policy ever) might lose a candidate ten votes in Iowa.

So far, it would seem that gun control activists have been by most measures unsuccessful.

Most were unsuccessful: the courts did not think they could mandate equality.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly said she opposes trying to remove Mr. Bush, calling such an effort divisive and most likely unsuccessful.

It is odd to think of David Cameron as the most electorally unsuccessful Tory prime minister in history.

If so then it will spell the end of the most singularly unsuccessful team of all time, who failed to win even once in 383 grands prix.